Yet Another Prusament Box Window Cap
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This cap fills the hexagonal hole in a cardboard Prusament box.
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- Printables
- Category
- Organizers
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Many people have found ways to plug the hexagonal window in the cardboard box Prusament comes in. This is my take. Exposed infill patterns give the window texture.
There are two versions: honeycomb and cubic.
Printing
You can use the provided .3mf files or you can start with the .STL files. To use the .STLs, start with Prusament Box Window.stl, then add Layer Modifier.stl as a modifier. In Layer Modifier.stl, set the top and bottom perimeters to zero and set whatever infill you want. And adjust the infill orientation so it lines up with the edges of the hexagon.
I modeled this in Fusion360. I've included the model files as .f3d and .STEP for your remixing convenience.
Assembly
Put the cap into the hole. Secure it with a piece of packing tape from the inside. (See photo.) The packing tape makes the cap airtight.